dangold6
6 years ago
1. Can cigars be smoked upon arrival from Cigarbid or should they be placed in humidor for awhile.
2. I'm going away for 4 months. How do I best care for my cigars before I leave and upon arrival home?
victor809
6 years ago
Guess dangold didn't win that appeal....
tonygraz
6 years ago
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago
1. Can I use medium-sized blue text or is ONLY GIGANTICALLY HUGE blue text acceptable?
2. .......
3. PROFIT!

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victor809
6 years ago
Kinda reminds me of Rickamaven... he was losing his eyesight and had to use huge font when arguing with idiots here.

RIP rick.
ZRX1200
6 years ago
I don’t recall him arguing with you.
Palama
6 years ago

1. Can cigars be smoked upon arrival from Cigarbid or should they be placed in humidor for awhile.
2. I'm going away for 4 months. How do I best care for my cigars before I leave and upon arrival home?

dangold6 wrote:



1. Placed in a humidor for awhile is typically the preferred way.

2. How many cigars? In general, I would buy a bunch of the largest Boveda packs - 320 grams and no more than 69% - and stick them into your humidor. Minimally double or even triple the recommended amount for the number of cigars you have.
victor809
6 years ago
No one's gonna ask where this mysterious 4mo trip is gonna be?
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago

No one's gonna ask where this mysterious 4mo trip is gonna be?

victor809 wrote:


Parker Lewis Casino, where you can't lose!
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clintCigar
6 years ago
dang-ol-d6 WTF have u been for 2.5yrs and why r u yelling??
Stogie1020
6 years ago
Is it really 4 months, or 4-17 months depending on good behavior?
benja123
6 years ago
brutal but pretty funny
hnixon12
6 years ago

1. Placed in a humidor for awhile is typically the preferred way.

2. How many cigars? In general, I would buy a bunch of the largest Boveda packs - 320 grams and no more than 69% - and stick them into your humidor. Minimally double or even triple the recommended amount for the number of cigars you have.

Palama wrote:



Conan, you know they arent in my humidor too long!! hehe
Palama
6 years ago

Conan, you know they arent in my humidor too long!! hehe

hnixon12 wrote:



Humidification is probably not something you worry about! 🤐
corey sellers
6 years ago
Just send them all to me and I will take care of them for you until you get out I mean get back.
Palama
6 years ago

Just send them all to me and I will take care of them for you until you get out I mean get back.

corey sellers wrote:



Ha! Ain’t we the “nice” guy? 🤔
corey sellers
6 years ago
I am very surprised I was the first to lend a helping hand by offering my storage services.
frankj1
6 years ago
two years here, and now asking if cbid cigars are ready to smoke?

never won a bid?
madbricky
6 years ago
I put all my long term smokes in a plastic tote with a tight seal lid and a couple pounds of crystal unscented kitty litter aka silica crystals. You just spray a bit of distilled water on the crystals until you get around 67-69% humidity. I have a bunch of cedar trays to stack inside and then it goes into the farthest NE corner of the house away from heat and sunlight with modest AC in season and heat in the other seasons. I'm able to keep it around 65° to 72° year round. It's worked great since 2007.
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago

a couple pounds of crystal unscented kitty litter aka silica crystals. You just spray a bit of distilled water on the crystals until you get around 67-69% humidity. [...] I'm able to keep it around 65° to 72° year round. It's worked great since 2007.

madbricky wrote:


Anyone know definitively if this is the same substance as you-know-what-brand beads, but without the ludicrous markup? I suspect it is.

If so, what a great business, at least as long as word doesn't get out how to circumvent you and your giant markup. Buy that certain kind of litter in bulk, then repackage it in small bags with your own logo, and mark it up to the moon, hoping nobody finds out that it's just cheap unscented silica kitty litter.
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